Watch/livereload mode to develop
See original GitHub issueI wanted to edit something in the code, but it seems I always have to type yarn gulp build --platform=browser
, even if I only change the slightest thing, and then wait a minute and reload the browser.
Isn’t there a livereload mode or watch mode so it gets reloaded instantly while developing?
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@JonathanDCohen For me, I would think it would be super helpful to just have live reload in the browser setup. That already helps so much when you just work in the UI – you don’t care about electron at that point. We can think about integrating that later, I think it’d be already super valuable to just have livereload for
yarn gulp build --platform=browser
.The “watch” solution sounds good. The build for browser is fast enough that rebuilding on code change may be good enough. No need for incremental rebuild, which is hard to do.